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Charlie Edwards - Georges Ory Announced For April 12
BY PRESS RELEASE
Published Mon Mar 11, 2024, 07:31 AM EDT
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Charlie Edwards will launch his bid to become a two-weight world champion when he headlines a Wasserman Boxing event at York Hall on Friday April 12, live and free on Channel 5.
And on the same crunch night of action, Lerrone Richards looks to accelerate his pursuit of second world super middleweight title, when he fights in the co-main event.
Edwards, the former world flyweight king, is now targeting bantamweight gold and takes on former European champion Georges Ory for the WBC Silver International title over 10 rounds.
Richards, meanwhile, is laser-focused on reclaiming the super middle crown and knows he must get past the tough Steed Woodall over 10 rounds, to keep his dream alive, with the WBO Intercontinental Super Middleweight title up for grabs.
Wasserman Boxing, in association with Ladbrokes, Numan and Infinitum, returns to the spiritual home of British boxing with Don’t Call It A Comeback, its second blockbuster show of 2024, as two of Britain’s former world champions set out on the road back to the top.
UNDERCARD
• Jordan Dujon and Kingsley Egbunike collide for the vacant Southern Area Super Welterweight title.
• One of British boxing’s brightest prospects Tom Welland, fresh from a thumping stoppage win in Telford, has a fourth contest of his pro career.
• The Mikkel Kessler-trained Oliver Zaren boxes in front of a UK audience for the fourth time in a row, in an eight-round contest.
• The exciting Jesse Brandon returns for a first outing of 2024.
QUOTES
Charlie Edwards said: “This has been a long time coming but, finally, I can confirm that the road to becoming a two-weight world champion starts now.
“The past couple of years have been extremely challenging but I never lost sight of the fact that there would always be light at the end of the tunnel, and on April 12, at the famous York Hall, I put on a performance to make the bantamweight title holders sit up and take note.
“Thank-you to Wasserman Boxing and Channel 5 for believing in me and giving me the platform from which to begin my charge at a second world title.
“I can’t wait to bring world title fights to his huge audience on terrestrial TV, it’s my time, it’s Resurgence season.”
Lerrone Richards said: “Being known as a two-time champion of the world, and further etching my name into the history of British boxing, is what drives me every day.
“And what will make that extra special is that the whole country, who will be watching at home on Channel 5, are able to come on this journey with me.
“It felt good to make my Wasserman Boxing debut late last year, but in 2024 I’m putting my foot to the floor and reclaiming what is rightfully mine – the super middleweight championship of the world.
“It all starts on April 12 at York Hall. Don’t miss it.”
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Charlie Edwards - Georges Ory Announced For April 12
BY PRESS RELEASE
Published Mon Mar 11, 2024, 07:31 AM EDT
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Charlie Edwards will launch his bid to become a two-weight world champion when he headlines a Wasserman Boxing event at York Hall on Friday April 12, live and free on Channel 5.
And on the same crunch night of action, Lerrone Richards looks to accelerate his pursuit of second world super middleweight title, when he fights in the co-main event.
Edwards, the former world flyweight king, is now targeting bantamweight gold and takes on former European champion Georges Ory for the WBC Silver International title over 10 rounds.
Richards, meanwhile, is laser-focused on reclaiming the super middle crown and knows he must get past the tough Steed Woodall over 10 rounds, to keep his dream alive, with the WBO Intercontinental Super Middleweight title up for grabs.
Wasserman Boxing, in association with Ladbrokes, Numan and Infinitum, returns to the spiritual home of British boxing with Don’t Call It A Comeback, its second blockbuster show of 2024, as two of Britain’s former world champions set out on the road back to the top.
UNDERCARD
• Jordan Dujon and Kingsley Egbunike collide for the vacant Southern Area Super Welterweight title.
• One of British boxing’s brightest prospects Tom Welland, fresh from a thumping stoppage win in Telford, has a fourth contest of his pro career.
• The Mikkel Kessler-trained Oliver Zaren boxes in front of a UK audience for the fourth time in a row, in an eight-round contest.
• The exciting Jesse Brandon returns for a first outing of 2024.
QUOTES
Charlie Edwards said: “This has been a long time coming but, finally, I can confirm that the road to becoming a two-weight world champion starts now.
“The past couple of years have been extremely challenging but I never lost sight of the fact that there would always be light at the end of the tunnel, and on April 12, at the famous York Hall, I put on a performance to make the bantamweight title holders sit up and take note.
“Thank-you to Wasserman Boxing and Channel 5 for believing in me and giving me the platform from which to begin my charge at a second world title.
“I can’t wait to bring world title fights to his huge audience on terrestrial TV, it’s my time, it’s Resurgence season.”
Lerrone Richards said: “Being known as a two-time champion of the world, and further etching my name into the history of British boxing, is what drives me every day.
“And what will make that extra special is that the whole country, who will be watching at home on Channel 5, are able to come on this journey with me.
“It felt good to make my Wasserman Boxing debut late last year, but in 2024 I’m putting my foot to the floor and reclaiming what is rightfully mine – the super middleweight championship of the world.
“It all starts on April 12 at York Hall. Don’t miss it.”
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Good to see Edwards back in action, it'll be interesting to see what he looks like as he hasn't had a competitive fight for about 3 and a half years.
Can't say I have much interest in Lerrone Richards, but Jordan Dujon vs Kingsley Egbunike will be a banger on the undercard.
Can't say I have much interest in Lerrone Richards, but Jordan Dujon vs Kingsley Egbunike will be a banger on the undercard.
Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
I rate Lerrone, he has skills but whoever advised him not to fight Akhmedov as it's a step back needs to be fired, hired again then further fired. fornicating ludicrous advice
Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Am I the only one who thinks Charlie has committed a fair bit of career suicide?
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maverick23
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Nope. Lerrone Richards did the same.
Charlie was a bit annoyed that Eddie signed JC Martinez after he ‘beat’ Edwards (and later ruled a NC).
I think he then signed with Frank and nothing happened.
Lerrone really screwed himself. He was offered a slot as I think co-main for a Canelo show (I think it was Canelo/GGG 3) yet turned it down because he thought he was ahead of his opponent.
In the near 2 years since he’s fought 2 journeymen I think.
He was with Matchroom for 3 fights. A quick 8 rounder, won the European title and then won the IBO belt against Gongora in Manchester. Those 3 fights came in just over a year and he’s someone that will never have a style that’s mass appeal.
Sometimes guys just think the grass is greener and they know best without actually being honest with themselves.
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From European and ibo champion to dropping out of an English title match against Zak Chellimaverick23 wrote: ↑11 Mar 2024, 13:33Nope. Lerrone Richards did the same.
Charlie was a bit annoyed that Eddie signed JC Martinez after he ‘beat’ Edwards (and later ruled a NC).
I think he then signed with Frank and nothing happened.
Lerrone really screwed himself. He was offered a slot as I think co-main for a Canelo show (I think it was Canelo/GGG 3) yet turned it down because he thought he was ahead of his opponent.
In the near 2 years since he’s fought 2 journeymen I think.
He was with Matchroom for 3 fights. A quick 8 rounder, won the European title and then won the IBO belt against Gongora in Manchester. Those 3 fights came in just over a year and he’s someone that will never have a style that’s mass appeal.
Sometimes guys just think the grass is greener and they know best without actually being honest with themselves.
Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
He's gonna end up losing to someone he would have easily beaten a few years earlier.wrighty wrote: ↑11 Mar 2024, 13:41From European and ibo champion to dropping out of an English title match against Zak Chellimaverick23 wrote: ↑11 Mar 2024, 13:33Nope. Lerrone Richards did the same.
Charlie was a bit annoyed that Eddie signed JC Martinez after he ‘beat’ Edwards (and later ruled a NC).
I think he then signed with Frank and nothing happened.
Lerrone really screwed himself. He was offered a slot as I think co-main for a Canelo show (I think it was Canelo/GGG 3) yet turned it down because he thought he was ahead of his opponent.
In the near 2 years since he’s fought 2 journeymen I think.
He was with Matchroom for 3 fights. A quick 8 rounder, won the European title and then won the IBO belt against Gongora in Manchester. Those 3 fights came in just over a year and he’s someone that will never have a style that’s mass appeal.
Sometimes guys just think the grass is greener and they know best without actually being honest with themselves.
Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Hard to think of two other fighters in Britain who've stalled their careers as spectacularly as this pair.
Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Another good pick up by Channel 5
I'd argue Charlie Edwards isn't world class, but a good boxer and a damn sight better to watch than his tedious brother Sunny.
I hope Charlie performs well in front a live Channel 5 audience.
What can you say about Lerrone Richards that hasn't already been said...in terms of how he's handled his career the guy is a pratt !
Nice skills, but dull as dishwater & painful viewing. Despite his achievements and unbeaten record, there are more deserving boxers who should get Channel 5 exposure.
I'd argue Charlie Edwards isn't world class, but a good boxer and a damn sight better to watch than his tedious brother Sunny.
I hope Charlie performs well in front a live Channel 5 audience.
What can you say about Lerrone Richards that hasn't already been said...in terms of how he's handled his career the guy is a pratt !
Nice skills, but dull as dishwater & painful viewing. Despite his achievements and unbeaten record, there are more deserving boxers who should get Channel 5 exposure.
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
good to see him back, and Richards. Needs to be active. I quite like watching him box tbh. Not everyone's cup of tea I know.
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handsofstone
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Looking through Orys record just realized he's the guy Wale supposedly got robbed for the European a few years ago
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margaret thatcher
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
ed vs ory is a pretty good matchup competively, though could end up boring if one gets on top since very little power betwewn them
woodall has beaten bori crighton and gave paddy mccory a tough fight, but richards will prob do his usual 100-90 type job.
egbunike vs dujon, despite being a much lower level, looks very well matched. could outshine the above two. same with zaren - harding.
woodall has beaten bori crighton and gave paddy mccory a tough fight, but richards will prob do his usual 100-90 type job.
egbunike vs dujon, despite being a much lower level, looks very well matched. could outshine the above two. same with zaren - harding.
Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Launching your bid to become world champ again from the York hall tells it's own story
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margaret thatcher
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
i should watch ory-wale tbh but cant find it online. seemed a few ppl really invested in the fight called it a robbery, despite missing multiple rounds, and then ppl just echod that. there were problems wth the stream on the night and very few saw the complete fight live
prob was a generous decision with scores that clsoe in france, but you never know, ppl have cried robbery before on legit wins
prob was a generous decision with scores that clsoe in france, but you never know, ppl have cried robbery before on legit wins
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handsofstone
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Why can't the French punch? Just the 2 KOs in 17 for Orys
Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Let's not be too hard on Gerry Goose (anagram).
Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
French champion and a few defences of the European. Pretty good opponent to see how much he's got left in the tank. Nice fight.
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I remember a light punching lightweight called Anthony Mezaache. Game as you like
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margaret thatcher
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
i was just doing some record surfing and came across these other french fighters in their top 10 from 154 and 147
jordy weiss 32-0-1 (3)
david papot 28-0-1 (4)
mohamed kani 22-4-1 (1)
sandi massoud 18-7-1 (1)
yanis menah 15-1 (3)
reda kham 15-1 (3)
Jeremy Dupetitmagneux 10-0-1 (1)
nurali erdogan 15-2 (1)
ahmad el mouasi 34-6-1 (8)
romain lehot 10-1-1 (1)
zak attou 34-7-1 (8)
obviously some french fighters who can punch just fine (soro and sadjo and mbili can hit plenty for example), but it does really seem to be a thing among french fighters , these low stoppage records. usually guys witth records like this in the uk are further down the rankngs
jordy weiss 32-0-1 (3)
david papot 28-0-1 (4)
mohamed kani 22-4-1 (1)
sandi massoud 18-7-1 (1)
yanis menah 15-1 (3)
reda kham 15-1 (3)
Jeremy Dupetitmagneux 10-0-1 (1)
nurali erdogan 15-2 (1)
ahmad el mouasi 34-6-1 (8)
romain lehot 10-1-1 (1)
zak attou 34-7-1 (8)
obviously some french fighters who can punch just fine (soro and sadjo and mbili can hit plenty for example), but it does really seem to be a thing among french fighters , these low stoppage records. usually guys witth records like this in the uk are further down the rankngs
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Rockytony67
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Yet another setback for Richards.
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SeanBrennan
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Richards has had some really bad luck, poor sod. Must be soul destroying at times. Hope he is back soon.
Re Edwards, good boxer, he does not come across as too likeable imo though. I think it would help his career if he was a bit....nicer.
Re Edwards, good boxer, he does not come across as too likeable imo though. I think it would help his career if he was a bit....nicer.
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Rockytony67
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Re: April 12th Charlie Edwards Vs George Orys
Unfortunately, neither of the Edward brothers comes across as very likeable.